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180-degree angled power connectors in fireproof plastic

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Ruth's sister 180 Degree Angled Turning Connectors internal power cable

SKU CH-JZZX-45G7S

180-degree angled connectors route internal power cables neatly in tight graphics-card spaces using fireproof plastic

  • 180-degree angled connectors simplify tight-case cable routing
  • Fireproof plastic housing improves safety near high-wattage components
  • DIY-friendly design lets builders customise GPU power runs
  • Turning connectors reduce strain on graphics-card power ports

180 Degree Angled Power Connectors

These internal power cables feature 180-degree angled turning connectors designed for graphics card installations. The fireproof plastic construction adds a safety margin for DIY builders routing cables in tight spaces. They simplify cable management by allowing the connector to sit flush against the component.

Ideal for custom cable routing in compact builds

Enthusiasts assembling small-form-factor systems or running custom sleeved cables will appreciate the straight-back orientation. Builders who require different connector angles or orientations for their specific layout should consider other connector styles.

Highlights

  • 180-degree angled connectors simplify tight-case cable routing
  • Fireproof plastic housing improves safety near high-wattage components
  • DIY-friendly design lets builders customise GPU power runs
  • Turning connectors reduce strain on graphics-card power ports

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 180 degree angled connectors fit alongside my existing graphics card power cables in a tight case?

The 180 degree turn lets the cable run parallel to the card, so it stays clear of the side panel and other cables you already have installed.

How can I confirm the connectors are seated correctly after I plug them in?

Push each connector until the latch clicks and the housing sits flush with the graphics card socket; a gentle tug should not pull it free.

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